American employers added 0.254 million job positions last month, with a strong and accelerated pace of recruitment. At the same time, the unemployment rate dropped to 4.1%, indicating that the economy continues to maintain growth momentum within a month of the first interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve in four years. The Federal Reserve is looking for signs that the labor market is gradually cooling down, but it will not deteriorate sharply. Inflation pressures have significantly eased over the past two years, and the recruitment pace in the coming months will play a huge role in the interest rate path decisions of Federal Reserve officials. Before the decision in November, the Federal Reserve will also review the non-farm report for October. Dock workers at tens of ports in the United States went on a large-scale strike in October, but the strike ended on Thursday night. Meanwhile, the strike at Boeing is still ongoing, as the largest union at Boeing held a strike on September 13th.